<ul data-eligibleForWebStory="true"><li>Apple's transition to custom silicon represents significant shift in computing architecture with security implications.</li><li>Complete vertical integration gives Apple control over tech stack, potentially creating surveillance infrastructure.</li><li>Apple's M-Series transition eliminates trust boundaries, hinders conventional security auditing and enables surveillance capabilities.</li><li>Multiple unpatchable hardware flaws in Apple Silicon reveal vulnerabilities to sophisticated hardware-level attacks.</li><li>Integration with biometric systems and baseband processors raises concerns about privacy and potential surveillance.</li></ul>

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